
Power and Charge Defective battery
Status Indicators Both Blink
After 8 Hours of Charge
Power and Charge Status Battery is overcharged
Indicators Both Blink Within
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1 minute of Charge Start Defective battery
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Hissing Noise in Normal operation due to advance
Charge Mode switching circuitry
NOTE: To determine if the battery is overcharged or defective, place it on the
digital camera and turn the digital camera on. If the digital camera does not
come on, the battery is probably defective. If the digital camera does not
operate, leave the power turned on for 30+ minutes, then remove the bat-
tery and put it on the charger; the charger should go into charge mode, indi-
cated by the blinking green Charge Status Indicator (B).
Safety and Maintenance
DO NOT use the DC 3000 inside a drawer or closed cabinet, or cover
with a cloth. The DC 3000 will become slightly warm in use but, if con-
tained, the heat may damage the DC 3000 and/or battery pack.
DO NOT attempt to open the DC 3000; doing so will void your warranty.
DO NOT allow moisture of any kind to come in contact with the DC 3000,
Never immerse the unit.
DO NOT store the DC 3000 where it may be exposed to extreme temper-
atures; avoid placing in direct sunlight. High temperatures can shorten
the life of electronic devices, damage batteries and warp or melt plastics.
DO NOT short circuit the output terminal or contacts.
DO NOT drop the unit; a severe jolt can cause permanent damage and is
not covered by the warranty.